Lamborghini Super Trofeo: Monza takes centre stage as 2026 titles to be decided

In the European championship, all four titles remain undecided heading into Monza. Just one point separates DL Racing’s Simone Iaquinta and Kevin Gilardoni from Oregon Team’s Silas Lovén Rytter and Patrik Fraboni in the Pro standings, with both crews securing three wins this season. Nicholas Pujatti and Benedetto Strignano (Rexal Villorba Corse) are tied on 71 points for third with Leipert Motorsport’s Matias Salonen and Henri Tuomaala, while team-mates Axel Bengtsson and Månz Thalin follow nine points behind.

In the Pro-Am class, Mičánek Motorsport powered by Buggyra’s Bronislav Formánek and Anthony Pretorius hold a 24-point advantage over Pietro Perolini and Josef Knopp (Oregon Team), who share second with ASR’s Marzio Moretti and Paolo Biglieri. VSR’s Paul Levet and Miguel Cristóvão remain in title contention 30 points back, with 32 points available. Mičánek Motorsport also leads the Am class through Jakub Knoll and Renaud Kuppens, who carry a 15-point lead over CMR’s Rodrigue Gillion and Stéphane Lémeret, while Grzegorz Moczulski (GT3 Poland) sits 23 points back. In the Lamborghini Cup, Nina Østergaard and Peder Demant Møller hold a three-point lead over Claude-Yves Gosselin, with Adalberto Baptista, Francesco Turzo, Holger Harmsen, and Petar Matić also in mathematical contention.

The Asian championship features a direct head-to-head battle for the Pro title between Batmobile Racing’s Will Tregurtha and VSR’s Liam Sceats and Gustaw Wisniewski. Tregurtha leads by six points having secured six wins this season, while Sceats and Wisniewski hold three victories. Jonathan Cecotto sits third in points ahead of Peter Zhicong Li and Titus Sherlock. In Pro-Am, VSR’s Chris van der Drift and Todd Kingsford aim to complete an undefeated season after winning every race so far, with Kumar Prabakaran and Putera Adam Halim Mu’azzam confirmed as runners-up. The Am and Lamborghini Cup titles were secured in Shanghai by Suttiluck ‘Bobby’ Buncharoen and Supachai Weeraborwornpong, respectively.

Official action at Monza begins on Wednesday 21st October with free practice, followed by qualifying on Thursday 22nd October at 09:00. The opening races for Asia, North America, and Europe will take place on Thursday afternoon, with the final races scheduled for Friday 23rd October. All races will be broadcast live on the official Lamborghini Squadra Corse YouTube channel.